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College BBall 2022

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ouch…

Davis' new deal, which he signed in August, is slated to run through the 2027-28 season and will pay him close to $2.8 million annually, starting at $2.3 million for the 2022-23 season and rising to $3.1 million by the final year. Davis could also earn roughly $1.1 million per season in performance bonuses.

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9 hours ago, Shocker said:

Watching these other conferences championship games today.  The ACC does suck badly.  These teams are light years better.  Duke will not be making any type of run

Other teams are better, but Duke could make a run. They've gotten hot and more importantly, healthy, at the right time. I can't think of his name, but the tall white guy might make MJ want him ala Frank, Zeller, Mullins, if Duke has a good tourney run.

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1 hour ago, jayboogieman said:

Other teams are better, but Duke could make a run. They've gotten hot and more importantly, healthy, at the right time. I can't think of his name, but the tall white guy might make MJ want him ala Frank, Zeller, Mullins, if Duke has a good tourney run.

Filipowski?

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14 hours ago, Shocker said:

Watching these other conferences championship games today.  The ACC does suck badly.  These teams are light years better.  Duke will not be making any type of run

All the more reason a team bringing back four starters from a national championship game team should have ran away with it in the acc this year.  Yet, they barely finished .500 in that sucky conference and are now looking at an NIT bid.

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All the more reason a team bringing back four starters from a national championship game team should have ran away with it in the acc this year.  Yet, they barely finished .500 in that sucky conference and are now looking at an NIT bid.

If it wasn't for that fluke tourney run last year Hubert would be fired.

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